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A solid glass paperweight is a cone of volume standing on a base of diameter 14 cm. Find its height in cm. Take π = 22/7.

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  • A6
  • B8
  • C24
  • D16

Step-by-Step Solution

The base diameter is 14 cm, so the radius is 7 cm. From (1/3)π, so cm. (Reading 14 cm as the radius makes the base four times too wide and gives 6 cm; leaving out the 1/3 gives 1232/154 = 8 cm; using ½ in place of ⅓ gives 16 cm.)
Answer: C) 24

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